Sentence examples for parallel principles from inspiring English sources

Other cultures follow parallel principles, such as the Muslim halalrule of draining blood, and the old European, and then American, custom (from colonial times) of smoking and salting meat.

The parallel realization is based on the geometrical parallelism principle.

By operating several FECs in parallel, in principle an arbitrary number of chips can be read out, exploiting the scaling features of SRS.

This is why the Semantic Web was invented — by enabling everyone to curate their own knowledge about their own documents and topics in parallel, in principle at least, more knowledge could be represented and shared in less time by more people — in an interoperable manner.

The iTero is operated by the parallel confocal principle and acquires 3D data by over 100,000 red laser beams to the object and fusing the acquired images.The weight of the wand is 1,100 g.

The perception-parallels-production principle could also have caused an effect of the other control variable: original sibilant.

In fact, the perception-parallels-production principle and its subtractive effect on phoneme perception is the same that is also assumed here to underlie the F0 context effect the only exception being that the "segmental intonation" effect in fricative production may not simply be coarticulatory in nature, see the explanations in section 1.1 on larynx height.

Boosted by that success, Mr. Song paid off his student loans and decided to embrace a millinery career, seeing in it a parallel to the principles of sculpture that he had studied in New York.

This content analysis showed that the concepts emphasized in the HCIA projects parallel fundamental physiatric principles.

Based on the principle of actual work and deformation compatibility coherence, this paper deduces the parallel load sharing principle of the piezoelectric six-dimensional force sensor.

Extensional (open) fractures should parallel the maximum principle stress, σ1.